pure silver France

...ruthenium, and silver; aimed at the world of jewelry, writing instruments, and music, luxury leather goods, champagne & spirits, as well as costume jewelry and events (trophies, coins). Its industrial department, where workshops carry out traditional treatments according to specifications (common metals chrome, nickel, pure tin alloy, and precious technical metals), is intended for equipment manufacturers in the aerospace, high-tech electronics, and medical industries.

... with refractory plaster. After about twelve hours of firing at various temperatures, first allowing the wax to melt and then curing the coating, the cylinder is finally ready to receive the desired molten metal. The result will only be known after the destruction of the casting mold. There will then be a significant amount of work for cleaning, setting, retouching, finishing, and polishing. I also work at the forge - with sand... I have a very sculptural approach to jewelry, loving pure, dynamic shapes; my pieces are often very stylized.